Ginkgo Leaves
Suyin HaynesA newsletter inspired by the ginkgo tree, on loss, time, growth and more.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium |
|---|---|---|---|
| Publishes | Weekly | Issues | 31 |
| Subscribers | Read | suyinhaynes.substack.com |
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My 2024 books
I read a lot this year, mainly a lot of fiction. I think this had something to do with the fact that I took two hiatuses from social media in May and November to process losses and to support my family through difficult times. In those mome...
Postcards from Kenya and South Africa
I’m writing this to you from the terminal at Cape Town International Airport, overlooking the runway as wispy clouds turn to dusk orange over the mountains. I have a familiar mixture of emotions that tend to come at the end of a holiday: ap...
nostalgia's demands
There is a specific line in Nicola Dinan’s forthcoming novel, Disappoint Me, about nostalgia that made my heart ache. Given that the novel is out in January, I won’t give away the line or other plot points about it, other than to say that D...
Planting for the spring
Last Sunday, I spent most of the day at Jonny’s grave. It was the longest chunk of time I’ve ever spent there at once, and I had marked the day in my calendar for weeks.
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I'm a London-based freelance journalist and writer exploring identity, underrepresented communities and more. I create two newsletters on here: Ginkgo Leaves (my project), and Fragments (alongside June Bellebono)
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